Choosing the Right Fertilisation Strategy to Improve Potato Quality and Yield
Different fertilisers organic and mineralcan significantly affect potato quality and yield. Organic options like fresh or composted farmyard manure and
Utilisation of nutrients in slurry from biogas plants
When slurry is processed in a biogas plant, organic nitrogen (N) is partially mineralised to ammonium (NH4+), which increases the
Plant Counts for Accurate Yield Estimation and Optimised Nitrogen Application
Unlike wheat, barleys yield potential is largely set early in the growing season, depending on the number of tillers produced
Phosphorus Use in Spring Barley
On arable farms Phosphorous is essential for high yielding crops. It is essential for fruit and seed production through its
In season supplementary fertilisation of maize
In years with high precipitation early in the growing season, there may be a need for supplementary fertilisa-tion in maize
Variable PK fertilizer norms according to soil analyses.
A variable rate fertilization plan allows you to accurately determine how much fertilizer is needed in specific areas of the
Traditional fertilization according to the fertilization plan and soil test data
Knowing the nutrient content of your soil helps determine the right type and amount of fertiliser for each field. Key
Fertilizing crops according to recommended rates
Many farmers follow the recommended fertilizer rates and achieve satisfactory results, so they tend to stick to traditional methods because
Soil liming at a variable rate
In acidic soils, liming helps neutralize soil acidity by increasing the pH value, and also increases the amount of nutrients
Use of liquid pig slurry on a potato farm
Pig slurry is a valuable fertiliser in potato farming, improving soil structure, nutrient supply, and crop rotation efficiency. Potatoes are